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Are you a published poet and a dedicated teacher?
Become our next poet in residence! Applications are open through March 31.
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The Hugo Fellowship supports emerging writers, providing space and resources to fellows in the Seattle area to complete a proposed project.
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Tickets on sale for Hugo Literary Series!
This spring, twelve writers and four musicians will explore all things calamitous, presenting new work themed on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: Conquest, War, Famine, and Death.
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General registration is open for Winter classes!
This winter, revitalize your writing life with classes in fiction, memoir, poetry, reading, the writing life, and more.
Early bird pricing lasts through December 14.
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Browse Winter workshops for Youth
Grow and develop as a writer in these fun, engaging workshops for youth grades 5-12. To make our classes more accessible for all youth, tuition is scaled at 30%-60%-90%-100% so that families can pay what they can.
Hugo House is for writers
A place to read words, hear words, and make your own words better. We provide classes, events, and fellowships for emerging and established writers.
Register Now For Classes
Our Winter Catalog is online here!
- Creative Nonfiction III with Emily Rapp Black: Improve your prose in this craft-oriented workshop.
- Dorothy Parker’s Antiracism with Christopher Frizzelle: Immerse yourself in Dorothy Parker’s short fiction.
- The Roots of Spoken Word with Naa Akua and Matt Gano: Find out when, why, and how the art of storytelling found its way to the poetry slam and hip hop stages.
More info is available in our online class catalog.
From The House
Zoom Classes: Frequently Asked Questions
Posted Thu, 3/26/2020
by Katie PrinceNever taken a class using Zoom before? Don’t worry! We’re here to help. Below, we’ve compiled a list of the questions we get asked most frequently about using Zoom. If…
Teacher Feature: DaMaris B. Hill
Posted Fri, 1/15/2021
by Megan GallagherHugo House instructor DaMaris B. Hill is the author of A Bound Woman Is a Dangerous Thing, The Fluid Boundaries of Suffrage and Jim Crow: Staking Claims in the American…
Racism at Hugo House: A Public Acknowledgement
Posted Thu, 12/17/2020
by TreeIn August of this year, Hugo House received a letter from members of our community expressing significant concerns about structural and systemic racism within our organization. We respect and honor our community’s willingness…